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Walbourg · 67
Founded in 1105, this abbey church preserves medieval remains including nave walls and a sculpted door. Rebuilt in the 15th century, it was damaged in 1945 and restored from 1949.
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Meyenheim · 68
This 12th-century parish church, built from yellow sandstone, now only retains its tower. Its architecture features paired windows and a medieval arcade. Classified as a historic monument since 1984.
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Burnhaupt-le-Bas · 68
The Saints Peter and Paul Church in Burnhaupt-le-Bas, rebuilt after a fire in 1927, houses a Stations of the Cross inspired by Deschwanden, New Testament frescoes, and stained glass by the Ott brothers' workshop. A chapel preserves a 17th-century Mount of Olives.
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Nordheim · 67
This church, built on an old fortified cemetery, combines a neo-Romanesque bell tower (1869) with a medieval choir (1880). It houses a Baroque Virgin, 17th-century baptismal fonts, and an 1837 organ.
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Wangen · 67
This church, originating in the 13th century, houses a tympanum from 1214 and a Gothic stained glass window. Rebuilt in 1831, it has hosted an active Simultaneum since 1686 and has been a listed historic monument since 1999.
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Ferrette · 68
This church combines a 13th-century Gothic choir and a 12th-century bell tower base, integrated into a neo-Gothic nave. Consecrated in July 1914, it marked one of the last celebrations before World War I.
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Saasenheim · 67
This church, transformed in the 18th century, combines Baroque style with Neo-Gothic elements. It houses classified liturgical furnishings, including a Baroque organ and carved altars.
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Erstein · 67
Discover this church mentioned as early as 1281, expanded between 1859 and 1861, featuring a 1914 Roethinger organ classified as a Historic Monument and recently restored. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Rhinau · 67
The church of Rhinau, rebuilt between 1955 and 1959 in brick and concrete, combines preservation and modernity. Next to it, the choir of the old pink sandstone church, dated 1540, now houses the war memorial.
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Friesenheim · 67
This church, built in 1737, was rebuilt after World War II with a side tower in 1952. It houses statues by Father Häusler and stained glass windows by René Kuder.
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Rosenwiller · 67
This 14th-century Gothic church, a Historic Monument, houses exceptional medieval stained glass, murals, and a composite main altar. Its Gothic choir and bell tower are worth a visit.
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Altkirch · 68
The Notre-Dame Church of Altkirch, the third religious building on the hill, houses major works such as a 15th-century pietà, statues of Christ on the Mount of Olives, and paintings by Gustave Dauphin. Its 14 Stations of the Cross, in German and French, reflect the hist
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Ranrupt · 67
In the village of Ranrupt stands a church rebuilt in 1840 by Father Elophe Victor Guilgot, housing four reliquaries containing relics of saints such as Vincent of Saragossa and Sebastian.
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Leimbach · 68
The Leimbach cemetery occupies the ruins of the former Saint Blaise Church, first mentioned in 1181 and rebuilt after destruction in 1468 and World War I. An annual February pilgrimage honors this saint, protector against throat ailments.
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Wisches · 67
The parish church of Saint-Michel, built between 1742 and 1839, houses an organ by the Stiehr brothers installed in 1859, restored in 1873 and 2002.
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Traenheim · 67
The Protestant church of Traenheim, built in the 11th-12th centuries, blends history and archaeology with a 13th-14th century flat choir, a medieval bell tower, and remains of a Romanesque sanctuary. An 18th-century organ and a rare Gothic window are also visible.
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Vieux-Thann · 68
Vieux-Thann, the oldest commune in the Pays de Thann (mentioned as early as 991), is home to the Saint-Dominique Church, founded in the 10th century. It houses a 15th-century Holy Sepulchre, baroque altars, a Virgin and Child statue, and remarkable stained glass, including the Tree of Jesse, often称d
Discover this placeAndlau · 67
This Alsatian church, consecrated in 1049 by Pope Leo IX, houses an 11th-century Romanesque crypt, a porch and a 12th-century sculpted frieze, as well as a 15th-16th century Virgin and a 1703 pulpit. Guided tours by appointment.
Discover this placeBischwiller · 67
Before the construction of the Saint Augustine church in 1835, Catholic worshippers went to the Saint Nicholas chapel in Hanhoffen, now part of Bischwiller, about 1 km away.
Discover this placeMunster · 68
This church, built in the 12th century as a parish chapel, alternated between Catholic and Protestant worship before becoming exclusively Catholic in 1874. It houses an astronomical clock and a Guerrier organ, and is open to visitors daily.
Discover this placeMundolsheim · 67
This church in Mundolsheim, begun in 1938 and completed in 1951, houses two icons including Our Lady of Perpetual Help, venerated worldwide, and a set of stained glass windows illustrating the Church of God.
Discover this placeBlienschwiller · 67
Dating from the 12th century, this church retains only the two lower levels of its bell tower, the building having been partially destroyed in 1444. A 17th-century Mount of Olives with polychrome wooden statues is visible under an adjacent canopy.
Discover this placeSondernach · 68
The Metzeral memorial church in Alsace honors Alsatian soldiers who died in WWI, especially in the 1915 Battle of Metzeral. It houses a 16th-century pietà and is a pilgrimage site dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
Discover this placeBergheim · 68
On this site, a basilica dedicated to Our Lady, documented since 703, was destroyed in 1287 except for its bell tower, the "Green Tower." A second church built in 1347 retains choir, sacristy, nave, and sculpted portal, with medieval paintings, frescoes, statues, and sculptures inside and out.
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